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The secret cost of adding AI to your smartphone - Vimarsana News

The secret cost of adding AI to your smartphone

Smarptphone silicon is getting loaded with on-device AI. Google is offering AI to both Android and iOS users. Which model sticks, and can we escape the AI fee?

Armed with AI-capable chips, MediaTek now looks to rival Apple and Qualcomm, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Armed with AI-capable chips, MediaTek now looks to rival Apple and Qualcomm, ET Telecom

Globally, MediaTek enjoys a lion’s share of the mobile processor market with 30% in terms of volumes, driven by a change in the company’s philosophy from being followers of current technological trends to becoming a technology leader.

Pepperfry trims FY23 losses; Microsoft's Ahmed Mazhari on India's role in AI adoption - Vimarsana News

Pepperfry trims FY23 losses; Microsoft's Ahmed Mazhari on India's role in AI adoption

Omnichannel furniture retailer Pepperfry narrowed losses slightly to Rs 187.6 crore in FY23 from a year ago while operating revenue grew modestly. This and more in todays ETtech Top 5.

MediaTek: Armed with AI-capable chips, MediaTek now looks to rival Apple and Qualcomm - Vimarsana News

MediaTek: Armed with AI-capable chips, MediaTek now looks to rival Apple and Qualcomm

MediaTek is looking forward towards taking on its rival Apple and Qualcomm after its line-up of flagship mobile processors focussing on high performance and generative AI capabilities. "Our revenues increased from $7.9 billion to $14 billion in calendar 2023 globally. A big milestone this year is that we've been able to generate $1 billion in revenue from our flagship chipsets globally," MediaTek India managing director Anku Jain told ET.

Satcom services will become mainstream soon: Qualcomm, MediaTek among companies developing chipsets - Vimarsana News

Satcom services will become mainstream soon: Qualcomm, MediaTek among companies developing chipsets

Currently, satcom through mobile devices is primarily used for coverage in emergency situations and is limited to messages. But in a couple of years, people will be able to get calls and broadband, too. Leading chipmakers Qualcomm and MediaTek said they have already developed chipsets supporting satellite connectivity.